How can I get the company name to appear when I use the Outlook 2.

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All I get is the name of the person. I added the command for the addressbook
to the Quick Access Commands. But it doesn't have the company name when I
start a letter. How can I get the name of the company as well as the name of
the person?
 
Trade Show Bob said:
All I get is the name of the person. I added the command for the
addressbook
to the Quick Access Commands. But it doesn't have the company name when I
start a letter. How can I get the name of the company as well as the name
of
the person?


I presume you are talking about WORD 2007 and not Outlook 2007?
 
Yes, I am in Word 2007 and I am accessing my address book through a command
that I added to the Quick Access Ribbon. I went to the arrow to the right of
the Quick Access Toolbar and just added it through the more commands tab.
 
Trade Show Bob said:
Yes, I am in Word 2007 and I am accessing my address book through a
command
that I added to the Quick Access Ribbon. I went to the arrow to the right
of
the Quick Access Toolbar and just added it through the more commands tab.

And the entry in Contacts in Outlook has the Company Name filled in?
 
Trade Show Bob said:
Yes, I am in Word 2007 and I am accessing my address book through a
command
that I added to the Quick Access Ribbon. I went to the arrow to the right
of
the Quick Access Toolbar and just added it through the more commands tab.

It seems that you need to add the Company Name to the Mailing Address
box.....unless anyone else can tell us different...
 
Trade Show Bob said:
I've been trying to figure out how to do that... I'm a bid stumped.

In the Business Mailing Address Box, just type the Company Name as the first
line of the address...
 

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